Philco 1962 - Hand-Painted Zamak Cycling Figurine
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  • Philco 1962 - Hand-Painted Zamak Cycling Figurine
  • Philco 1962 - Hand-Painted Zamak Cycling Figurine
  • Philco 1962 - Hand-Painted Zamak Cycling Figurine
  • Philco 1962 - Hand-Painted Zamak Cycling Figurine
  • Philco 1962 - Hand-Painted Zamak Cycling Figurine
  • Philco 1962 - Hand-Painted Zamak Cycling Figurine

Philco 1962 - cycling figurine

€13.90
Hand-painted zamak cycling figurine faithfully reproducing the Philco team jersey from the 1962 professional peloton season. Made in France.
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This figurine from the zamak collection captures the Philco team jersey as it appeared in the professional peloton during the 1962 season. Cast in zamak — a zinc alloy prized for its durability and crisp detail — each piece is hand-painted in France using traditional craft methods that guarantee authenticity and precision in every brushstroke.

The 1962 season in the peloton
The 1962 season stands as one of the great chapters in European professional cycling. At the Tour de France, Jacques Anquetil claimed his third overall victory, imposing his trademark authority on the race with the measured brilliance that defined his career. Franco Balmamion took the Giro d'Italia, while Jean Stablinski was crowned road world champion in Salò. The peloton of that era blended national squads with trade teams, producing a brand of racing that was both gritty and graceful — every jersey carrying its own story.

  • Material: zamak (zinc alloy)
  • Hand-painted, made in France
  • Limited small-batch production
  • Ideal for collectors and cycling enthusiasts
  • Faithfully reproduces the Philco team jersey, 1962 season

A collector's piece for those who love to line up in their cabinet the teams and seasons that shaped the history of the peloton.

Data sheet

Width
5 cm
Height
5 cm
Depth
1.7 cm
Material
Zamak
Year
1960
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